yellow fog lights
05-14-06, 10:06 PM
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yellow fog lights
sup guys.. i was wondering if anyone here has yellow fog lights on their sc.. i am planning on getting yellow fog lights for my sc3, but just wanna know wuts the best way: yellow film on the fog light cover, yellow bulbs, etc.. thanks guys
05-14-06, 10:21 PM
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Do you have a 1995 SC3/4 and up? If so check these guys out. http://www.luminicsbulbs.com/
I have some yellow fogs on my sc300 and I love them! They are really yellow and bright.
I have some yellow fogs on my sc300 and I love them! They are really yellow and bright.
05-14-06, 11:18 PM
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as far as the yellow fogs go, i have the yellow bulbs and yellow film.
the PIAA 'rainbow' yellow H3's didnt look yellow enough for me (liek the IS) althogh if you look at the color when shined on anything, it was really yellow
then i put the film and MAN it looks *perfect* people ask me if i got new fogs lol but i def recommend the film, i actually have a roll left over, i bought it from a guy on ebay
ill try to post some day and night pics tomorrow
the PIAA 'rainbow' yellow H3's didnt look yellow enough for me (liek the IS) althogh if you look at the color when shined on anything, it was really yellow
then i put the film and MAN it looks *perfect* people ask me if i got new fogs lol but i def recommend the film, i actually have a roll left over, i bought it from a guy on ebay
ill try to post some day and night pics tomorrow
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05-14-06, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by laxdude362
Do you have a 1995 SC3/4 and up? If so check these guys out. http://www.luminicsbulbs.com/
I have some yellow fogs on my sc300 and I love them! They are really yellow and bright.
I have some yellow fogs on my sc300 and I love them! They are really yellow and bright.
Looks good or you can do a retrofit with a set of pepboys yellow fogs. Like i did on my 93. Here are some pics the bright white 8000K is not HID its an LED and it looks good:
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Originally Posted by lighthalo
as far as the yellow fogs go, i have the yellow bulbs and yellow film.
the PIAA 'rainbow' yellow H3's didnt look yellow enough for me (liek the IS) althogh if you look at the color when shined on anything, it was really yellow
then i put the film and MAN it looks *perfect* people ask me if i got new fogs lol but i def recommend the film, i actually have a roll left over, i bought it from a guy on ebay
ill try to post some day and night pics tomorrow
the PIAA 'rainbow' yellow H3's didnt look yellow enough for me (liek the IS) althogh if you look at the color when shined on anything, it was really yellow
then i put the film and MAN it looks *perfect* people ask me if i got new fogs lol but i def recommend the film, i actually have a roll left over, i bought it from a guy on ebay
ill try to post some day and night pics tomorrow
hey lighthalo, what kind of yellow film did you use and was it easy to put on? like.. do i have to use a heat gun or somethign? because my friend's is300's yellow fogs look so nice... and i want them to look similar to the is300 or gs300 fogs.. thanks
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05-15-06, 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by vietstuh
hey lighthalo, what kind of yellow film did you use and was it easy to put on? like.. do i have to use a heat gun or somethign? because my friend's is300's yellow fogs look so nice... and i want them to look similar to the is300 or gs300 fogs.. thanks
I used AeroTect protective film. The smallest roll they offer (1ft x 2ft) is enough and then some to cover the fogs. It's easy to apply, you just peel the sticky part from the backing, spray the sticky side with a soapy water (shampoo works well) and then stick it on and use the application tool they provide you with to push out any wrinkles.
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wow lexant... those look really nice... but unfortuneately im going to have to go with the h3 bulbs and yellow film due to lack of money lol.. thanks for the pics and great suggestions guys